An open-source, GPU-accelerated physics simulation engine built upon NVIDIA Warp, specifically targeting roboticists and simulation researchers.
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An open-source, GPU-accelerated physics simulation engine built upon NVIDIA Warp, specifically targeting roboticists and simulation researchers.
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Holds a collection of permissively licensed assets for use in Newton testing
Warp-based implementation of the SAP contact formulation
A basic robot locomotion library built on Isaaclab. It includes **Velocity (velocity tracking), Mimic (beyond mimic, mimic-wm), and AMP (Adversarial Motion Priors)** tasks.
Alloy: a multi-material, parallel physics engine for robot learning, built on Newton, MuJoCo Warp and Warp. Rigid robots, cloth, liquids and soft bodies in one scene, in parallel worlds on a GPU (thousands for free rigid bodies, up to 4,096 for a robot arm), or on a CPU. Python 3.11 or 3.12.
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Isaac Sim workspace for LinkerBot robotic manipulation, real-world replay, motion planning, and GPU-parallel reinforcement learning.
L2F-faithful quadrotor dynamics and RAPTOR-contract environments for Isaac Lab 3.0 on Newton
Review Physical AI with original evidence: compare VLM explanations against recorded robot outcomes, replay SmolVLA failures, and inspect Newton/Genesis simulations offline.
Simulating ice cream in Newton with Material Point Method (MPM).
Unitree Go2 walking on sand and snow: two-way coupled MPM terrain in NVIDIA Warp / Newton, with a fast Warp terrain model for PPO fine-tuning.
Flight stack simulation with Newton
A curated list of projects, tools, papers and learning resources for NVIDIA Isaac Lab.
Newton + Claude VLA live classroom demo — 3-min embodied AI on a MacBook (MPC ball catch + natural-language pick/stack + dual-arm workstation)
Sim2Real bridge for the Seeed reBot DevArm B601-DM (Damiao) and NVIDIA Isaac Sim (Newton): live real-to-sim joint mirror over CAN + UDP, supervised sim-to-real moves
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